Ran-away From the subscriber, a Negro Man, Named DOUGLAS purchased from Mr. William Good, of Fayetteville, and may likely return to that neighbourhood--he is a low, well made fellow, speaks broken English. Had on when he went away nothing more than an old woolen trowsers and jacket, having left his clothes behind. Any person who will apprehend and deliver, or confine him, so that he may be had, shall be generously rewarded by J. WILLIS. Lumberton, Sept 15, 1792.
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| Name | Role in document |
|---|---|
| William Good | Former slaveholder |
| J. Willis | Placing Ad |
| Douglas | Slave |
| J. Willis | Slaveholder |
